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From: RKARRAS@PENNSAS.UPENN.EDU (Dr. Ruth Mazo Karras)
Newsgroups: comp.virus
Subject: Electric Toothbrush (PC)
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Date: 13 Jul 90 18:48:33 GMT
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A colleague found a program listed in RAM (as revealed by
WordPerfect's shell program memory map) identified as Electric
Toothbrush.  He thinks it could be evidence of a virus, although scan
v.64 did not find one.  I think it more likely to be something that
WordPerfect's clipboard mistakenly picked up, but he tells me that
those words were not used in a document or otherwise that day.  The
machine is a 286 IBM clone with DOS 3.3 and WordPerfect's Library.
Any suggestions?

Chris Karras  RKARRAS@PENNSAS.BITNET     or     RKARRAS@PENNSAS.UPENN.EDU